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Homeboyz earned his second straight win after beating Mwamba 25 -0 to win the Sepetuka Sevens at Eldoret Sports Club yesterday.
Final of the Prinsloo Sevens in Nakuru last weekend, where the deejays broke all records. Mwamba 19-12
This time, the deejays dominated from start to finish thanks to Michael Wanjala's unconverted try and a 5-0 lead after Leonard Mugaisi's kick from behind. Mwamba's defense
Johnstone Olindi then installs Charles Omondi for the second try of the deejays at the stroke of half-time for a 12-0 lead in the interval. At the restart, Homeboyz continued with his dominance and Olindi and Mark Wandetto left after the restart to extend Homeboyz 'lead to 20-0. Stanley Isogol scored the fifth try for the dominant deejays
In the semifinals, Paul Murunga's charges had to survive nervous moments to beat KCB 12-5. Michael Wanjala turned Johnstone Olindi's try while the deejays took a seven-point lead. Bush Mwale then set up Mark Wandetto for the second try of the deejays and a 12-0 lead at halftime. Jeff Okwach responded with an unconverted essay for the bankers after the reboot.
The bankers lost Peter Waitere to the trash for obstruction while the hosts were looking to capitalize on the additional man's advantage. Mwamba overtook Nondies 24-12 in the second semifinal with Ronnie Omondi scoring twice and Matt Wanjia and skipper Eliakim Kichoi scored one try each for "black shirts" while Daniel Taabu converted two tries. Brian Amaitsa scored twice for Nondies
KCB finished third after a 15-7 win over Nondies while Kabras took fifth place after winning the weekend's surprise package, Masinde Muliro University Science and Technology 19-12. Menengai Oilers took the ninth position after defeating Blak Blad 19-14 to win the Challenge Trophy.
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